Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-24

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Molasses per gallon 30 cents
-
Arbuckles Coffee and McLaughlins'
xxx, only twenty cents, at Firms.
Supper will be served at the Dona-
ton Party, from to 9; 80 p. m.
Jacob Steckert, of South Branch,
is building an addition to his barn.
Great bargains in groceries at
Firms
Blaine Township has started libra
ry, with NJ. E. Strickland for librarian.
Nice Cap Honey, only thirteen cents
at J. NJ. Firms.
A special with several prominent r.
r. officials went north, Wednesday.
G. o. Mccullough, of Grayling, was
in the village during the week visiting
his brother George, -RoS. NetcS.
Mrs. f. Richards, of West Bay City
is visiting her husband, conductor
Frank Richards.
F. Waldo, a brakeman, had his right
hand damned while coupling cars in
Grayiing yard, Monday.
Washington's birthday was general
ly observed in Grayling, business being
rather slack.
Sidney Claggett has been confined
to the house for the last week with
severe attack of cold,
There will be donation Social
at the NJ. e. Church, next Tuesday
evening, for the benefit of the Pastor.
Mrs. VIM. Steckert. of South Branch.
is at Grayling visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. Traver. --RoS NetoS.
One piece of opalescent glassware
with every can of Baking Powder, at
the store of Sailing, Hanson & Co.
Music and recitations will be render
ed at the Social, next Tuesday eve
ming. A good time is expected.
b. s. Clifford has opened flrst-class
clearinghouse where any one desir-
ing place with home comforts can be
accommodated. -RoScommon NetoS.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend the donation party and partake
of a hearty supper. 1t will cost you
but % cents.
A building is being put up on the
corner of Michigan and Peninsular
Avenues that does not improve the
looks of that corner Wy any means.
E. N. Sailing went to Frederic, last
Monday to invoice the goods of Han
son, Bros. & Co. preparatory to pur-
chasing a new stock for the firm.
The West Virginia Legislature has
adopted a joint resolution for the sub
mission of a prohibition amendment
to popular vote.
James Horn has begun to ship logs
by the train load from his switch 3
Auitce uOIbh VI Oihyi mug, " WSSO Lay
City.
G. ID. Bennett, of Vassar, will have
shingle and paving block factory in
operation at Roscommon by May L.
Detroit Netos.
Opalescent glassware, something en-
tirely new, given with every can of
Baking Powder, at Sailing, Hanson g.
Co.'S. general store.
James Ball, who was badly injured
by passenger train at Pinconning.
several months ago. is back at work
running an extra freight.
One set of opalescent glassware,
four pieces. with four pounds of Amer
lean Family Baking Powder, at Sal
ling, Hanson e. Cos. general store.
Donations in the form of monev,
wood or provisions, will be thankful
Iy accepted ly the committee in charge
of the donation Social"
The trade at the barber shop of
Geo. Mccullough, is steadily increas-
ing. and it ought to, as George is a
good workman. RoScommon Netos.
The pay car of the Michigan Cen
trnl passed up on Tuesday making
glad the many employees of that road
as well as some others.
George Cariligc, who was shot by n
fellow laborer. at a camp in the east
ern petition of tile county, is at pres
ent -ojonrning Ia Cgay'inS, as a guest
Of the dear pnris.